Worth Avenue Capital Closes $200,000 Follow-On Bridge Loan for Hedge Fund Principal in Greenwich, CT

Worth Avenue Capital
December 27, 2025

Worth Avenue Capital, LLC is pleased to announce the successful closing of a $200,000 follow-on bridge loan for the principal of a hedge fund based in Greenwich, Connecticut. The loan proceeds will be used to support equity market investments, with the loan secured by a junior mortgage on a luxury residence located in the scenic countryside of Greenwich, CT.

The underlying loan-to-value (LTV) of the collateral property is approximately 60%, providing a strong security position for WAC. The borrower is actively marketing the home for sale, and the loan will be repaid upon the successful closing.

This marks another example of Worth Avenue Capital’s ability to execute quickly and efficiently, having funded this request within three business days from initial inquiry to closing. WAC continues to provide tailored short-term lending solutions to high-net-worth individuals and financial professionals seeking flexible capital backed by strong collateral and clear exit strategies.

Worth Avenue Capital specializes in structuring short-term bridge loans that provide real estate investors and business owners with the liquidity they need to seize opportunities, restructure debt, or meet working capital demands. With a deep understanding of alternative financing, WAC delivers tailored lending solutions that traditional banks often cannot offer—allowing clients to bridge financial gaps with speed and flexibility. Since its inception, WAC has successfully closed numerous transactions, particularly in complex situations where conventional financing was not an option.

To learn more about WAC’s bridge loan solutions, visit our website, explore our YouTube channel, or contact WAC’s principal, Michael M. Ciaburri, at worthavenuecapital@gmail.com or (203) 605-4082. WAC maintains offices in Guilford and Greenwich, Connecticut, as well as Palm Beach, Florida. Follow @worthavecapital on X for the latest lending news.  


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